P09 SOW 589A5-21-133 Bldg 41 42 and 44 Window Replacement (4PGS).doc

COLMERY ONEIL VA MEDICAL CENTER

TOPEKA, KANSAS

Building 41, 42, and 44 Window Replacement- Project # 589A5-21-133 CONSTRUCTION STATEMENT of WORK (SOW) 1.

SCOPE:

This specification herein describes a construction project SOW. This work includes the following items:

· Window replacement for Building 41, 42 and 44 windows

· Abatement of asbestos-containing sealant at Building 41, 42 and 44 windows.

· Abatement of lead-based paint at Building 41, 42 and 44 windows.

· Remove existing incinerator and accompanying stack located in Building 44

· Abatement of asbestos for incinerator removal

· Abatement of lead-based paint for incinerator removal

· Incinerator hazardous waste (including Bio-hazards) removal

· Water seal and insulate the existing Building 42 east side metal structure.

· Install new steam fan coil unit in Building 42 east side metal structure including all associated materials and electrical service.

· Remove and replace existing concrete pavement, pavement marking, and parking blocks on the north side of building 43.

The contractor will be responsible for meeting all contract specifications for the VAMC. The contractor shall provide all labor, material, and equipment to perform the work. All installation details shall be fully coordinated with VA CO and on-site Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). Period of Performance for all work 125 days.

2.

STATEMENT OF WORK:

2.1

SHOP/ DRAWINGS SHALL PROVIDE:

2D as-builts shall be provided to show all work, penetrations, interior/exterior features, cables, panels, equipment, etc. that is installed in this project/ specification.

2.2 WINDOW REPLACEMENT FOR BUILDINGs 41, 42 AND 44

The contractor shall provide all labor, material, and equipment to remove and replace windows in Building 41, 42, and 43.

2.2.1 REMOVE EXISTING WINDOWS

The contractor shall provide all labor, material, and equipment to remove all identified existing windows and appendages in Buildings 41, 42, and 43, from VA property.

ASBESTOS ABATEMENT:

Asbestos containing window caulking has been identified on the window systems at Buildings 41, 42 and 44. These materials, which would/could be rendered airborne during any sort of removal activity due to its poor condition, should be properly abated by a licensed asbestos abatement contractor prior to any renovation activities that would disturb the materials. Window caulking abatement procedures will require coordination with new window installation to minimize interior exposure to weather.

LEAD BASED PAINT REMOVAL:

LBP has been identified on the window systems at Building 41, 42 and 44. These materials, which would/could be rendered airborne during any sort of removal activity due to its poor condition, should be properly abated by a licensed lead abatement contractor prior to any renovation activities that would disturb the materials. Existing steel mullions to remain will require paint removal to bare metal in preparation for new window installation.

ARCHITECTURAL:

For all window installations, there will need to be specific coordination with asbestos abatement to minimize interior exposure to weather. The contractor is responsible for disconnecting existing equipment that protrudes through the existing window systems and reinstalling it into the new window systems. The contractor is responsible for removal and storage of these protrusions and any damage shall be the responsibility of the contractor at contractor’s expense. The contractor is responsible for field verifying protrusion and connection locations.

MECHANICAL:

The design includes disconnecting existing equipment that protrudes through the existing window systems and reinstalling it into the new window systems. The contractor is responsible for removal and storage of these protrusions and any damage shall be the responsibility of the contractor at contractor’s expense. The contractor is responsible for field verifying protrusion and connection locations.

ELECTRICAL:

The design includes disconnecting existing equipment that protrudes through the existing window systems and reinstalling it into the new window systems. The contractor is responsible for removal and storage of these protrusions and any damage shall be the responsibility of the contractor at contractor’s expense. The contractor is responsible for field verifying protrusion and connection locations.

2.2.2

INSTALL NEW WINDOWS

The contractor shall provide all labor, material, and equipment to install new window systems. The contractor is responsible for reconnecting the existing window intrusions in a manner that makes these intrusions operational and keeps the window installation waterproof.

ARCHITECTURAL:

The contractor is responsible for disconnecting existing equipment that protrudes through the existing window systems and reinstalling it into the new window systems. The contractor is responsible for field verifying protrusion and connection locations.

MECHANICAL:

The contractor is responsible for disconnecting existing equipment that protrudes through the existing window systems and reinstalling it into the new window systems. The contractor is responsible for reconnecting the existing window intrusions in a manner that makes these intrusions operational and keeps the window installation waterproof.

ELECTRICAL:

The contractor is responsible for disconnecting existing equipment that protrudes through the existing window systems and reinstalling it into the new window systems. The contractor is responsible for reconnecting the existing window intrusions in a manner that makes these intrusions operational and keeps the window installation waterproof.

2.3 REMOVE EXISTING INCINERATOR AND ACCOMPANYING STACK LOCATED IN BUILDING 44

The contractor shall provide all labor, material, and equipment to remove the existing incinerator and appendages, from VA property.

ASBESTOS ABATEMENT:

Asbestos is expected in the incinerator. These materials, which would/could be rendered airborne during any sort of removal activity due to its poor condition, should be properly abated by a licensed asbestos abatement contractor.

LEAD BASED PAINT REMOVAL:

LBP is expected in the incinerator system. These materials, which would/could be rendered airborne during any sort of removal activity due to its poor condition, should be properly abated by a licensed lead abatement contractor.

HAZARDOUS WASTE REMOVAL:

Hazardous waste (including biohazards) is expected in the incinerator residue. These materials shall be properly abated by a licensed hazardous waste contractor.

2.3.1

REMOVE AND REPLACE EXISTING ROOF SYSTEM, BLDG. 44

After removal of the incinerator stack remove existing roofing system and replace with a new TPO roofing system.

2.4

WATER SEAL AND INSULATE THE EXISTING BUILDING 42 EAST SIDE METAL STRUCTURE.

The contractor shall provide all labor, material, and equipment to waterproof and insulate the existing building 42 east side lean-to.

WATERPROOF:

Contractor is to make the existing metal building lean-to waterproof.

INSULATE:

Contractor is to insulate all surfaces exposed to exterior conditions in the existing metal building.

2.5 INSTALL NEW STEAM FAN COIL UNIT IN THE EXISTING BUILDING 42 EAST SIDE METAL STRUCTURE.

The contractor shall provide all labor, material, and equipment to install a new steam fan coil unit in the existing building 42 east side lean-to.

MECHANICAL:

Install a new steam fan coil unit (FCU) in the Building 42 east side metal building. The new FCU HVAC piping will connect to the existing HVAC system located just west of the east wall of the metal building lean-to.

ELECTRICAL:

Electric service will be provided to the new FCU via circuit breaker space in existing electrical panels.

2.6 REMOVE AND REPLACE EXISTING CONCRETE PAVEMENT, PAVEMENT MARKING, AND PARKING BLOCKS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BUILDING 43.

The contractor shall provide all labor, material, and equipment to remove and replace existing concrete pavement and pavement marking on the north side of Building 43.

Exceptions:

Contractor shall be responsible for meeting all fire, safety and VA standards (VA handbook) as specified in Statement of Work, Drawings, and Specifications.